The Curiosity Index: Week 32


You should read these

  1. Daewon Moon has an excellent introduction to Pentecostalism in Africa
  2. Liam Thatcher offers some Parting reflections on preaching, from me and Paul.
  3. Joel in Geneva has some honest reflections on a hard seven years planting a church in Calvin’s city.
  4. Andrew Bunt at Living Out does a fine job Evaluating the Top Affirming Arguments
  5. We had our first worship service in a long time on Sunday and I can affirm this The Unifying Power of Singing
  6. Radical Discovery Suggests The Maximum Human Lifespan Is 150 Years of Age. Is this really radical? I mean human history has demonstrated this almost without exception…
  7. This is Europe’s plan to crush China’s battery power. Because crushing our opponents is what we need to do! But actually this is an article about a Swedish battery company!

You should look at this

Pilgrims, Prayers, and Pizza on Pacaya Volcano. I love me some good volcano pictures.

The erupting Pacaya volcano, seen from San Vicente Pacaya, on February 17, 2021

You should listen to this

This interview with Ed Walker of Hope into Action is SO inspiring.


You should watch this

“The Bible is interesting but strange…”


This week’s posts

Monday: Meeting Together
Tuesday: Newfrontiers & Mark Driscoll
Friday: David Devenish on when Mark Driscoll caught Newfrontiers by surprise

Reading Colossians Remixed

With a friend or two we’re reading through this book. Here are the posts & discussion so far, if you want to catch up or join in. This project has slightly stalled but a new post coming soon.


From the archives

Confused: About children -“For the greatest part of human history it was taken for granted that one generation would embrace the challenge of creating & raising the next. That can no longer be taken for granted. Churches have almost exclusively focused on how couples can be good parents, it is important that they not forget to teach them why they should be parents at all.”

Have a great week.


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